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4 BaltimoFe Policeman Shoots Him.
self.

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 2d-Robt. 8, Bradley of
the reserve rorce OF the Central Police Station shot
himself this morning and died few hours after
home, and after breakfast retired to his ROOM HIS
wife was startled by the report OF the pistol and
going to his room, found him unconscious with a
Of aud it is not known whether his death resulted
from suicide or accident.
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Riots I'm POnaDi.

MADRID, Sept. 26.--Riots have been caused on
consequence OF the expulsion OF the Protestant
missionary, One man has already been killed
keiniorcements have been sent from Manila TO re-
store order.
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NAH RlED.

MULLENES-KINKCAID. At st. Charles Hotel,
Warrington. y e.. September q, iss.. 6y Rev Sam
MUL1ENES aud GRACE kikkoAiD. ali Of H,y bland
County, Va
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Cardinal Gibbons, Trip West.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26-Cartiinai Gibbons left this
city at IL O'Clock to-day for his western trip. He
WIN go to 60 Paul Mimi, where ne WIN remain
Greg, where he will confer the pallium on Arch
bishop Gross OF that see The comforting OF the
pallium Is the Chief reason for his visit at this
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LYNCHBuRG, Sept ga woman, who gives the
pane OF Mrs Jennle Thorley, was arrested In the
National Exchange Bank to-day while attempting
to have q check on the New Orleans National
Bank for $4,000 casned. The check r. riti,er
raised Or o forgery.
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Appointed by the President.
The President this afternoon appointed Chas. n.
Force, OF Kentucky, receiver OF public moneys at
Lewiston. Idaho.
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From tho Springfield Republican.
U seems that "Aile. Carlotta," who made the
balloon ascension at the Pittsfield fair Tuesday,
arrayed In startling blue gown decksd with gilt
tering Gilt stars is modest waiter girl az Barr's
restaurant, whose namc on terra frma u Char-
lotte Evans. she returned from her sail over the
Berkshire hills yesterday safe and SQUAD, and no
sssOciates KneW OF her adventure. This Wa Nj
third tTlp however, her arSt balloon sscensj0n
being made at the Oneida cosaU taiF q Rome,
NY. october 8, 1856.
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Presidential P0stmaster Appointed.
The President has appointed George W. Inger-
man postmaster at Noblesville, Ind, vice Francis
III. Householder, resigned.
MARSHAL BANKS ACcoUNTs.-U.S 8. Marshal Banks,
OF Massachusetts,, has forwarded to the Treasury
Department vouchers for the expenditure OF over
$33, 600 by his Office. This return now brings the
anluunt for which he may he liable within bis
bond, and the Treasury To-day honOred his drafts
Tor about a. 10O There still some accounts to
be settled, but all anxiety in official circles as to
the financial status OF the ONCE has been re-
Heved.
AN INDIAN TRADER AND AN INDIAN SCOUT SHOT,
dispatch FROM Gen. Miles, at San Carlos, New
Mexico, forwarded by Gen. Howard and received
at the Indian Department today, states that MIR.
Horizon, an Indian trader, was snOt yesterday Ny
an Indian scout. The latter pursued by Lieut.,
Elliott, MT. Porter, Chief OF scouts and others, and
was snOt. Both the trader and the scout are
believed 10 he dying.
THE OFFERINGS Of bonds to the Government to-
day up to O'Clock amounted to 81 ,21O,25 OF
which s., O61 200 were ~ per cents and S149 ESQ
We're per cents.
DIR. HENRY 7. GOODWIN, OF Brooklyn, New York;
has been appointed an assistant surgeon In the
Marine Hospital Service, and has been ordered to
duty at Norfolk, Va
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TIE AUSTRIAN FIElD-AARsHAL SUPERINTENDENT
Marshal Arehduke John OF Austria has been sus-
pended from the army. No reason Is given. The
euspe9s0Q has caused great surprise, the Arch
Duke peing considered one OF the ablest generals
In the army.
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LONDON, Sept GA French fishing boat has
been sunk In the British Channel by . collision
known that eighteen OF the persons aboard were
drowned
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The Courts,

POLICE COURT-JudOe Smell.
To-day, VIM. Thomas cOlOred, falling to have
light on tricycle.; - or days. Alexander Grogan
dlsorderiy conduct; $ or 10 days. Major Lewis
cOlOred, do. do Amanda Butler, colored, do; do
Richard Simms colOred, do; do. Mary Kent, col
ored, do; do Edward Cole, colored, do; do Jno
Meginnis, profanity In county; s. or days. Geo.
Allen, coiored, fast driving; personal bonds
s. or 10 days. Martha Kicks and Lavinia jackson,
colored, profanity; S, OF days each. Ellen Ricks
conduct; s. or 10 days. Michael McMahon, do. !;
collateral forfeited. kobt. Montgomery, profan-
ity; s. or days Chas. King, cOlOred, loud and
family; % orr days Maurice Roach disorderly
conduct; s. or Ii days. Vim. Koran, do; do.
Geo. Loving. colored, profanity; So or days AL
bert Thomas, cOlored disorderly conduct; s. or I5
days. Dan'l Long, do; do. Tobias Parker, COL
ored, disorderiy conduct; S. or 15 days.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMRTER--The following
were the readings at the Signal Office today: a
H., 43; y. H. e.; maximum. 63; minimum, 40
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OUTCOME OF THE WHEAT DEAL--A number Of
creditors OF both Vim. Dresbach and JnO. Rosen-
field have filed petitions In the superior court In
San Francisco asking that the two men be de-
clared insolyent debtors and that their estates be
are That Dresbach and Rosenfeld have been un-
able to fulfill certain contracts for wheat and are
thus debtors OF petitioners and also that each OF
creditors, knowing that they tDresbach and Rosen-
field were at the time tnsOlvent, and by paying
out these moneys they defrauded others OF their
crplitOrS
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The medical men OF the United States Will soon
Domngos Freire and to investigate his claims as
discOverer OF the yellow fever microbe. IL will be
well 10 ask the doctor for his microscopic slides,
preparations, and other proofs and not accept his
statements as proofs OF the discovery. There are
many people here and majority OF the leading
Brazilian physicians among them, who consider
DR.. Freires discovery humDug.
THE COLD SNAH-A Lynchburg, Va. dispatch
says: There Was frost throughout this section Of
the State saturday night. and there are fears Of
great loss In the tobacco crop, estimated at one
Third OF the crop yet in tine teid. Snow fell north
or Pennington, Me-, yesterday morning, covering
the tops OF the Old Blue and other mountains.
STEALING STATE DooUNENTs.-At Indianapolis,
Ind, IL has been discovered that tons Of books,
many OF them very valuable, have been stolen
from the store rooms OF the Old state building and
sold to junk dealers One lot found at the indiana
Paper COS rooms contained q large number OF
years, many reports OF the various legislatures,
the various laws passed by Congress for years
back, and including the laws OF 1855 and 1887,
when are very valuable. The paper company
say that they purchased the books from junk
dealer named Smith: The eolored Janltors are
that an investigati IN will be made Immediately
and the guilty parties punished.
A MEXICAN RKvoiurioSisr RsiRAsxn-A special
from the City OF Mexico says that General Juan
n Cortilla, who has been government prisoner
for eleven years has Just been released by order
OF President Diaz For many years he was the
terror OF the Lower Rio Grande. On one occasion
he crossed that river and captured the city Of
revolutions and was conspicuous In that OF Tux
tepec, which brought President Diaz into power
His restleSsnesS and disturbing spirit compelled
the government to make him q military prisoner.
He Is now Old and tnfirm, and his popularity Is
gone and he can no longer Do harm.
WELCOME TO EsNoND AND ocOxNoR.-The presi-
dents and delegates OF the branches or the Irish
National League In New York city met Saturday
evening TO make arrangements for the reception
OF Sir Thomas Grattan Esmond and Arthur O'Con-
por, who started that day for this country on
board the Arizona The cooper Institute Hall will
luton was pa ised expressing Indignation at the
M0ckery pefpetFated In the name az the law that
condenns the brave chtvalFOls CHAMPION OF the
peOpir's cause, VIM. O'Rr1eA, 70 teiOns cell that
endanyers his life by Imprisonment Tor exercising
the GOd-gtven right OF 1rse speech"
rha -s,or. cs>,. ppor,osaz <aan Nts>a a.. . $3.50,
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NOR REM

EOR REN
IL 1904 o Sc, Tor. $40 g.
I4IO Dn.w- mi, 6r.20.3G
l. house scott avn -. 6r. Ii
4.,3 Franklin ST. NV or l )
$40 + 81. II. W.. 3D. d., 3r. } j
7l3 irwin 81. NV, Or. IL
v2O 4 st. NV. I'd a., 2r.1 :!
SAB A. b. O.
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SIS .)r ID
bfSa st gssdaasFs s Z, :i,s i
AZ s? frsnElin 800 1t Hs
go 81 NV. 3D. d BIZ 3 .ear 1913 18th st. 3r.".9
S:$ nv" ada i GA re y s 'Sss
Es: Il. sGgs Iyfd 'ss g
i 81 5tssS::s s.ssS
i is9S It hE sos-sis N ns:: Sr. $3.50
Is. SaS : W. ;s VI ::::::::1s
1 100 ls =, 81 w 3 p tiS E, st.
sih St ia ia 18th i q. nS
sss 4 FrSspss. I5
l a4Su nt fs s NV wv s s srS s. g
pl Car. 16rl .5o9Pyr Mclean .ve.sw. 81. 1870
80 iGr sSS Ii sfS4 alh :. It n n. w.
Yl ls; "a + se y e e 1so 2sh i
us St ss $50; 80 S09 IN st. st. NV nv arS
s24 b II. WARNER Il CO.. 916 F ct NV
I;OR RENT-THE LARGE CoMMODIOUs DWELL
baths saloon Parior large pisr at each emu al
modern convenieuces. Apply W. H. COMBS, 920 Pa
EOR RENT-oNE OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
II on Capitol Hill thirteen rooms. with library. sun
Pr ar and whn o BLOCK Of h ,e n 81 ns
ss VEIL lSestSn if e2InsT Pa sasF
EoR RENT-DANENHowER Il SON. Ills ST.
. Iowa Circle 1ar 81 90 BIO 5th st. se srs. s15
rs. sist st H. w. sr 80 30 .9 st. n. w.. lr
i = aE - 9 9f5y rea ri 9 nw tn or 10
lG3 st. 6rs Is 81, 92:, 9TH ST 10
se94-:it -
I,OR RENT-FURNTsHED s-ROON HOUSE. s55:
L VIII give sl3 for rCoIns or p. for ballroom;
ano paintings, awnings. bay widows, back porches.
rye yard: stable II desired. Inquire 2024 14th ST.,
before 8 pm s,2-IOt'
IrOR REM
"a INV, 1874 = y ave- r On. 30
I lsl2 s 18th n w. t3 1i, IL sw
s3-t '''' OF NC " C DIvALL, Sa5 ST. NV
yfOR RENT BRICK HOUSE. 8 ROOMS. GAS,
strs na'n anu cellar al I'D ihs near market and
l;OR RENT-A NICE NINE-ROOM HOUSE NEAR
~ Smithsonian: MODERN improvements. Apply to
3O6 1lth ST. s.w. s23-3t'
EOR RENT-A GROOM HOUSE, MIN WALK
Il from Highlands sta, B. 4 y. X. r.. fine yard and
garden; SO amo. s22-1m
r. By pU1ANY l. WHITING 1920 -.
10 room House, furnished, 1908 Sunderland Place.
House House. s ssss
SToom House House un nrn,shsd 175S Mass Mas. ave
ls-roOm House. unfurnisnej, 1719 st
lO-room House, unfinished 1918 10th St
Stables bet IL tn, 18TH, Mass av. aud SITS s22-2w
EOR RENT-151s ST; VERY NICE 11.ROOM
= mouse Id elegant e0n0''i0h' IN Il. NJ. PARKER,
s23-ot l4lS + st. NV.
Il story and basement Brick House, containing IL
rooms a1d AZ MODERN impreyemenss Inquire &c W.
IHOR RENT - NEW HOUSE, 1920 HIGH ST.,
large porch and yard, closets in every roo S25
ps sa ;sSaA ss next a'0' or ''' ST. NV city
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FIRST ASSISTANT POSTM AsTKR GENERAL STEVEN
SON has returned to the city and to-day resum ed
the duties Oh Postmaster General
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NOR RENT-Mass. Nv.
near DupuntlslrIIr

".
IVOR RENT-l226 ST. NV, I1-kOOM BRICK
IL House, with back building: mod imps.- $40 per
month Apply at 1913 18th ST. s24-3t'
LSOR RENT-FURNIsHED-l3Ol 18TH ST. " w.,
II e33333: 1918 Rhode Island ave. sl25; l40.
Massachusetts, ave, S166.66; 1919 18th ST. n Vs..
SS333; 1901 18th 81. n W., 5000; 1514 st. n.
Sl25 JAMES A. BATES,
s24- I'm 1401 ST. H. W.
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Chicago Markets.


"A VERY LIVELY ARIZONA SKIRMIsH.-A Prescott
Ariz, dispatch, september IL says: Under-sherin
Waddell has received word from Tonic Basin that
feud fight occurred there On the 18th, in which
Thomas Graham, Joseph EllingwOOd ana man
named Middleton were killed on the Graham side
and George Newton and James TeWksbury on the
Tewksoury side. The Graham party ambushed
themselves near John Tewksbury's house and
found him on guard. When the Graham party
was discovered the battle commenced with the
above results.
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., Freddy" Bionser and George Gallagher fought
fourteen rounds near P1ttsburg yesterday, when
the spectators interfered, and the light was de-
clared draw. They will hight to a finish soon.
Tom Fender and Jack Evans were TO fight for $3.50,
but Evans failed TO appear and Pelder got the
money.
The prisoner Schecktel convicted of the murder
OF his first and second wives, was beheaded Satur-
day at SJargard, Germany.
Gen. sherman, who passed through Dapville Ill,
Saturday, was greeted With cheers by over q thou
sand veterans and citizens assembled at the sta
ton.
The Macon, Ga, Daily Telegraph. the leading
nigh protective tarin paper of that section, was
sold saturday TO go under the tariff reform banner.
Judge Mcguire. the head OF Henry Georges forces
on the PACING coast, Is en- route TO New York To as
stst In the cam paign.
At Troy, NY, st. Aarys Roman Catholic church
was robbed last Friday night Of i1s prayer books
ana the golden pyx taken from tue tabernacle.
Wm Pilliin was arrested With the property In his
possession.
Ice formed on the ponds near Monticello, suit
van County. NY, Friday night sificientiy strong
70 bear the weight OF O boy,
Neal DOW and Dr. HcGlynn both spoke at the
meeting OF the Manhattan Temperance Union in
the hall OF Cooper Union, III New YORK yeatef5iay.
VIM Hartung. Of heading, Pa, tel Into Kettle
pr eatsup. which MAS being boiled In the yar0 q
his restdence, and died from his injuries
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas or the World Is
Onered free to every new subscriber for year
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is q handsomely printed
book OF l01 pages profusey illustrated, with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general information. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
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MR. MOORE ON THE RIGHTS OF LABOR ORGANIzA-
TIONS.
Mr.. Moore said it was for the court to decide
whether an individual Is required to be bound by
TO BOLSTER UP A CIVIL CASE.

After recounting what had been claimed, he
asked 'Has krause beeh injured? Does he look like
one who has Sufered?" Has he not employed able
C0unSei? Has he suffered. lie claimed that at
uOsL the Case should lie IN the nature OF q civil
action. ne asked Was not this an attempt to Sc
cure u CONVICTION 10 booster UP u civil case.
Mi. Moore spoke until about ! O'Clock, most OF
the time reading irUn authorities, anu claimed
That under the evidence no conspiracy had been
proved.
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WHAT Is LIFE WITHOUT LOvER?-Miss Jessie
Smith, a domestic, employed by a New Haven,
Conn, family attempted suicide in Westville Sat-
urday night. She was found lying by the roadside
suffering from the effects Of dose OF laudanum,
found In her pocket. 1t Is supposed that she had
been deserted by her lover. Westville young man.
meeting him, and failing in this took laudanunl.
She Is so anxious to die that she refuses nOurish-
mRnt.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, September 26.-YirRdnia SKIES,
past couLuns uU do. ten torties, 80 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Md, September 26-Cotton nomi-
nsiIy sesuy-nddling, sz.a9h. Flourstesay and firm
Howard street western super, 22022.76; do.
extra, 3OUa3.6O; do. family 311A4b O: city mills
super, 2.xoa2 81 do extra s. OU4J Oh; do Rio brands
f. 5a4.0U; Patapsco suporlatiye patent, O.10; do.
family, 40 Mneat-soutiiern steady and quiet red,
1SsSU amber 1yas1 western higher and fairly active;
No. winter red spot 7Ya7Yt.; September. 1874 bid /:
october, 7s.,a794: November 81 bid: December.
S27lao25s: January, e4ao4a. Corn-southern hrm
and quiet; white. 59ab0; yellow, o2aoS: western
m,Aed, October. 49aa4Aaa; November snd december,
new or o.S asa bid; Year. 41a4s Sats steady and
White, 34a35; western mixed, 3aa:5s. Rye nrin,
65a57. Hay frln-prime to choice western, 1900
al3.O0. Provisions steady aud quiet. Mess pork.
l6.2oa165U. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib
sides. packed 1avs4 Observation-Disclosures. haS4: clear
rlb sides. 1OA hams, 134.a133s Lard-reflned, &.
Butter steady-wester1 packed. lIa2O: creamery. 20
ae3. Eggs steady, lsa19. Petroleum ste .dy-refned,
63s. Coffee quiet and nominai-hio caryoes. ordinary
to fair. lSs4alYk. Sugar steadyA SOFT, 6ls copper
refined firm. 1O.ialO4. Whisky quiet, l. 14aI.15
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull-cottOn.
13-64d flour, ls.jd grain higher. 2a2hd Receipts
Hour G.sIs barrels wheat 24,0O9 bushels; corn,
bushels. Shipments-four. O.5tS barrels. Sales
wheat 1874 ,UOU bushels; corn, 2l,OO0 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. September 90 II a. m.-Wheat
market opened strong and higher at 7Os for October
and now sells at Goha: May, 1876. October corn,
4l9-l6; May 445s. October oats g04. January pork,
12.21A. january lard, 6.45. October short ribs
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The Arizona Star proposes Gen. Niles as q candi-
date for President on the republican ticket
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EOR RENl-UNFURNIs

2O13 r 81. NV, 11r. $50
1910 N st n-w.,14r.l6o.61
l12O Conn 4y-. 1.jr.20S.3 ID
10Th and X n-w-.14r i. 900
y, noar IL th St NV. 81 D
1901 18th St n-w-,12r-200
SIS 18th n W., llr. 1866
1905 Conn ave.
..s0:2:5 o St n W. I1r--lG0
1908 9Th St Nv. lar .150
l7o:s 18th St n-w.,1lr.l2o
X, near 18th st. L. w.. llr.-
i. near 18th st NV 600
Conn ave-, near l. st. 200
Conn ave. near NJ 3d. 80
Il st, near 12tn. l5r- $50
l3lO 18th %. NV, Tor. 1:so
VI ave-. near l. St. l7r.30O
The above houses can be
tlI Office oilIY. 1HO.
s.sf
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toR REST-FRON OCT. I, 81. 3 STORY AND
easement brick dwelling, 10 rooms, laundry, and
...1ar' all N L: 202 Delaware a. e heated By
steam TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
sou 1I06 + ST. NV
Epk RENr--FRoM OCT Is, ~, 3 STORY AND
easement brick dwelling 10 rooms laundry and
.sas AL IL l., 204 Delaware avenue ne heated by
~, o.. TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
HOG 81. NV
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FOR lighthouses.


1916 -, ap. st.s.e..5r.IO.3O
1886 Boundary st. NV. 10
Itn st. road, :3r.& stauIe 10
2113 1Otn st. NV. or. 10
900 LIST st. s.w., Ar. 10
ear ] 313 18th st., 3r. 8
q Gordon ave. ne, Ar. q
g.s5 pm st;n;w.. cor. r.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E9R RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE. NEAR
= larras1t Square $50 per month Apply 603 I4th
81
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1923 RI ave. 1lr. 1867
lUll Conn., ave. ] Tor. LOO
u. j. ave-. near 18th ST..
1fT-..-.-. & IO-OF
18th St, near y, l3r. $50
1926 18th 81. n. w-,l0r. IFS
1ol0 h stn-x., lUr. 1867
16tS 21st st NV. ,11r. 100
1s2S l 81. NV, lar. -2O0
/ arraxutsq. l6r. .416.07
l2l2 Va ave, Sr....50
Md.ave. he. Tor. l25
8 Cook row n. W.. l.sr.. 100
y near 18th st.,..-33:1- 35
1877 o St NV, llr.--I15
10th aud X sts., l6r. 200
200 y St NV, l IT, LOO
ol9 9th st. NV ,l0r. .15O
examined by permit from
Mas y. FISHER 4 Co.
.x.44 a. - =
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The grand jury has found an indictment against
Henry and Margaret Sarteau for larceny.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 1.0U pm prices
OF the New OK STOCK rspVrLs1 W alectal
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WEscorr. WlLcox & VINE.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS
AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
No 1907 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Washingt IN, D. O.
40 G Wescotf- AZ Wila.- N 49,.

A VENUE Scent STORE, 200 PENNSYLVANIA
AAve- NV we cordially invite your attention to
our large display OF New and Attractive tIuols con-
sistns OF Fancy Goods China Eartienware. Tinware,
Woodenware 6iassware, ircnware, Toys, PHOTOGRAPH
Aiptiiis scraL- poyAs. Basque Figures. Dolls, Fine
ioiiet soap Combs. Brushes, etc, etc Also, full
Lowest Prices. sil;-sSmIms
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PLAYFUL Boy AND HIS SHOTGUN.-Flora Nc
Laughlin, a beautiful young girl about fifteen
Years OF age, residing in Allen County, OHIO, was
instantly killed last Friday by Shelden Sherrtck,
ing with shotgun, and, surprising IL to be uI-
loaded, pointed toward the glrl and pulled the
trigger. The weapon proved to be heavily charged,
and its contents struck Miss Mclaughlin square
In the neck, causing instant death.
ATHLETE MALCOLM FORD.-A petition bearing
the names OF Ovel 400 members OF the various
amateur athletic associations OF Brooklyn and
sOciattOn Of Amateur Athletics at their meeting
Tomorrow, asking that body to reinstate Malcom
w. Ford as an amateur.
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ksOR RENT-FURNISHED-I5I2 II ST. TWO
Story and basement X; ten rooms, comfortably
furnished. al modern iHIprOvemen ts. $40.
NJ. NJ PARKER,
s26-l2t l4iS AZ
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BY X o. HOFFMAN.
EIDS IGtI

i. OR RENT-A PARTIALLY FURNISHED g. room
II Cottage Rent in adv ance. To parties without
children. luGaIre at 1j55 b St W. Tuesda5 and
Wednesdays
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uED.
III ID ST. NV. lIr....S4O
t221 C..av.n.w..lSr3.,J -
l0ll CT. av. NV. 13r. 200
il29 5 st.n-w., Or. %. 80
j :S.s.ll hl.H<s st II W., 6r. .:3.I
1906 10th st.n.w.. ITO
1902 Corcoran st., Or. 20
ia LIST s-W., Or .-...l5
PA LIST St s-w-. 6r.....-15
1215 y. \. ave- Inv. 1r.
and store...............20
I 6U7 18th st. NV. Tor. 90
l5l4 3Otn St NV. 17r. oO
Conn. ave NV. l3r-..--
l901-ll TIN 1t. u. ~.
3r. and store. -..-....35
1912 Conn. ave. 13r-.s7.50
.s0:I-. / Sc. NV, Or. 10
1926 18th st. IL W, 10
1907 Caroline St NV %
io13-l6l1-l9 u ST IL
W., llr...-----.-...---
1877 U st. NV, 1lr. 20
1916 21st st. E-w., l1H 80
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140 Z. Cap. St me-. Sr- 30
i43 Mass ave. NV. 1rs.. 30
BOY A St N e., III. j., Or. 80
12O1 1lth st. NV, 1r.. 30
l.24 1tn st. NV, Or. :. 80
III 18th st. NV, Sr. 40
10l4 NJ st. NV, Sr. %. 80
t31 NC. ave. Sc. 9r.27.5O
1877 X st. II. W., sr.. %. 40
2l9 9th st. s.w.. 9rs. 20
1915 10Th st.n.w.,Sr %
1233 q st NV. ar. ......25
zoos ID st. Sc, 1r........25
2Ul4 9Th st. n.w- Or. .223
1oO2 lfth st.n.w., or. 20
622 Mu. ave. s.w.. 6r. 1t
ICES. ETC.
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EOR RENT-HOUSES
10 Cor. X ST. and Conn.

EOR RENT-HOUSES
Il Cor. Il ST. and Conn.
ave. NV, 1.1rs. SIG. GO
1421 Q st. n ". mi. fur.
ls5 ss i si.n. W, Iar... rs
1925 Ist.n.w, fur. Ilr. .I2o
do l1th st. NV, l7r 90
l4O6 Est. NV. l3r. 5000
l216 y 81. IL, w. Or. 81
= and 3 floors 4 q ytn
st. NV, 80
ISIS = st. NV, yr.....30
134l Corcoran st. W,
Or 47.5O
1919 Corcoran st. NV,
lOr- ..-..-..-. 40
VI = T. ST. Ii. W.. Or. IA
l1U6 Pa. ay. u. W., Or. 40
STORES. OF.
Store and dwelling,
I406 p st. II. W., Sr. $50
Store and dwelling, 400
18th st. s-w.. 9r5. so
Store and dwelling As
IL St NV. Sr. 80
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